A Long Way Home (Willkommen zu Hause) 16 years old
Ben Winter returns from his tour in Afghanistan with the German ISAF. Having survived a suicide bombing, which claimed the life of his best friend, he is trying to find his way back to his old life, with his girlfriend, family and friends. But his memories are catching up with him. Increasingly, he is losing contact with reality and his trauma gets the upper hand. A near-accident makes him and his family finally aware of the deep-rooted trauma and feelings of guilt he brought back from Afghanistan and he checks into a veterans' hospital for treatment.
Credits
A Long Way Home Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Oliver Stritzel He was 51, now 67 years old | as Kurt Winter |
| Ken Duken He was 29, now 45 years old | as Ben Winter |
| Ulrike Folkerts She was 47, now 63 years old | as Lona Reimann |
| Henning Baum He was 35, now 52 years old | as Dr. Jochen Wiegand |
| Kirsten Block She was 48, now 65 years old | as Ute Winter |
| Mira Bartuschek She was 30, now 46 years old | as Tine Struck |
| Torben Liebrecht He was 30, now 47 years old | as Ivan Müller |
| Karl Kranzkowski He was 55, now 72 years old | as Kesselbach |
| Franz Dinda He was 25, now 41 years old | as Torben Kesselbach |
A Long Way Home Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Johannes Kobilke as Music. He was 35 (now 52) years old | Sound |
| Christian Pfannenschmidt as Storyboard. He was 55 (now 72) years old | Writing |
| Nico Hofmann as Producer. He was 48 (now 65) years old | Production |
| Andreas Senn as Director. He was 43 (now 60) years old | Directing |
A Long Way Home (16 years)
- Release day: Saturday, June 21, 2008
- Runtime: 87 minutes